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Travel to Lagos
Lagos sits on the western Algarve, about an hour from Faro Airport. Here's how to get here and out to the farm. Early May is busy, so book flights and a car or transfer sooner rather than later.
Step 1
Fly into Faro (FAO)
Faro is the closest airport, roughly a 1-hour drive from Lagos, with direct connections to most major European cities.
Via Lisbon
Flying long-haul? Lisbon (LIS) has the widest connections, then it's a short hop to Faro or a ~3-hour drive south. Worth comparing against a direct Faro fare.
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From Faro to Lagos
Three easy options — pick based on whether you want a car for the week.
Hire a car
The easiest way to explore the Algarve and reach the farm. All the big names are at Faro arrivals; local firm LUZCAR is Lagos-based and well-reviewed. Around €25/day on average.
LUZCAR car hireTake the train
A direct regional train runs Faro → Lagos (~1h45), around 11 times a day from roughly €8. Cheap and scenic. Book on the official CP site or just buy at the station.
CP train ticketsPrivate transfer
Door to door in about an hour, with a driver waiting at arrivals. Roughly €80–90 per car if booked ahead — good value for a group or after a long flight.
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Getting to the farm
Orange Grove Farm is about 5 minutes from central Lagos — a quick taxi, Uber, or drive.
Find Lagos on the map
We'll send the exact pin and directions to the farm closer to the day. For now, here's the town to help you picture distances when booking a stay.
Open in MapsGetting around at night
Taxis and Uber work in and around Lagos but can be thin late at night, especially out of town. If you're staying near the venue, a car helps. We'll share any shuttle details for the wedding day.
Where to stay